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Smyrna times., 1887-03-30

Brave Schoolgirls in Search of ALatOmi-
cal KnOwledge-Facing the Horrors Of
the Dissecting ROOm-In No Hurry TO
Go Away.
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nUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneera.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE MpOvED REAL
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IN The CITY Y
BY Sf y MtAsa II ee9s d. he snn,.m.
the District Of Columbia passed on the four Hs3
teenth day Of December A b. 1885, In equity ifs:I
e , No we will eel q R1hic auction front
II ts BAY Of 81 s sas
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. The following parcels of
Land IN square numbered four hundred and ffty-six
t45S In the City OF Washington, in the District Of Col
FIRST; The north half Of lot numbered ten 1O)
improved BY four story brick building. known No
OLD SEN ENIH STREET and one story back building,
with brlck stable in the rear.
SECOND. The south half of lot Numbered eleven
No, 515 SEVENTH STREET, with four story back
building and building in the rear.
1nlhD: Fart OF lot numbered six CO.. Beginning
Ior the same at the northwest corner of said lot
thirty 900 foot alley and running thence east about
(5) feet eleven Il inches thence south
about forty-four (44) feet to ten (lO) foot alley
thence west about thirty-fve $3.50 feet eleven CID
brick stable.
Inc above property offers unusual inducements to
persons desiring investments in business property
Terms Of sale as provided by decree fourth
~ casn, balance in one ID two ca aud three CD years
WITH from day sale for which notes will be
required OF all cash at option Of purchaser pur-
chlasers Upon confirmation of sale and payment of
S ~ pnIcnsse money the property will be conveyed
are not complied With in ten (lO) days the trustees
VIII resell at cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser
DEPOSIT Of $500 each in the first two parcels and
o. FLU ~ ne third parcel of ground will be required
WILLIAM A GORDON, Trustee.
JAMES H sAvuLE Trustee,
~ REGINALD FENDALI Trassee NV
1S-O 3S5 Az at. n,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctsoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEAL ESTATE ON STREET SOUTH, Be
MEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST,
EAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
OF Columbia, dated the Sd day of Febru- f
ary 1887, and passed In cause in said court III
wherein Jennie n. Corrgan IL complainant and Mary
Corf1ean et Al Are defendsnts being cause No. 10 91
OF the Equity Docket of said court the undersigned
ss trustee In said cause will offer for sale, ut public
IMEMTlo FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID. 1887,
etFOUH O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
esate situate in the city of Washington in the Dis
ulct OF Co!umb14 and known and designated as the
%ea5 seventeen 90 fest si1 and inches
n1ne tS IN square numbered eight hundred and
iot numbered nineteen 19l in John T. Corrgans sub
oIv1saon OF lots numbered eight 90 and nine 9l in
so square, as recorded in Lber w. B. NJ folio 243 Of
tne records OF the surveyors Office for the said Dis
building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decfee One third
and the residue in two equal instalents ct one
I'VE years to be secured by the notes Of the pu-
cnaser ana reserved lien upon the property sold the
from the DAY Of sale al cash at the purchasers OPP
ton deposit Of 300 will be required at the sale.
~ tsxMs Of sale be not complied with within fifteen
Day OF SALE the Trustee reserves the right 70
resell the property after i've days advertising In the
NSng star newspaper q the Esk and cOstOf the de-
!tt9.MnE purchAser. All conveysnctng and recording
JAMES Il JOHNSTON, Trustee,
1oQ0 Webster Law Building
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
ON LAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET BE
TWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October 18th -
1880, and duly recorded in the land records of the III.
District OF Columbia i'll lber AZ, folio 297 ct kI
seq and at the request of the party secured thereby
the undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction
IN front of the premises, ON MONDAY, THE TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887, AT FOUR AND
A-HALF O'CLOCK PM. al undivided One-half inter-
est in the described real estate situate in
to wit: Lot numhe red twenty COO, in James Cadsn
and John H Saunders subdivision Of Original lot seven
90 in square numbered four hundred and fifty (45(O
as per pat recorded in i6er 'B" folio 81 Of the
gether with the improvements thereon, &c.
Terms Of sale cash. and the residue in two
equal lnsAllInents, payable in and twelve months
from day Of SALE for which the Of the purchaser
with interest secured said property viii be taken
OF Al cash at purchasers option deposit of 800
recording ut the cost of the purchaser II The terms
sale are not complied with within ten days after sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
after that time at the sk cost Of the dsantins
purchaser: BRA1NAkD II. WARNER,l n..
f14-eo&ds GEO. L. EMMONS, IrusteesI
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The Western Market Property.
THE ATTORNEY Fob THE DIsrRIcT not YET nEcInET
TO PROCEEp.

Mr.. Joseph schrepler recently applied 90 the
Commissioners to purchase a stand In the Western
market. To-day the Commissioners Informed Mr.
Schrepler that, on advice OF the attorney for tho
District, no more stalls I'm this market Will TIE sOld
at present This action grows out Of the litigation,
which 30 far has been unfayorabe TO the District,
and which, IL a recent decision Of The Court in
General Term prevails, viii result In the Western
market property passing into the hands OF the
heirs OF John Gadsby. TIE assistant attorney for the
District, Mr.. Davis, In An opi;.ion furnished 10 tie
Commissioners, says: '.ln case of mai decision
against the District, sale OF sfuils VIII b. found
more embarrassing than renting. We Will de-
uermine I'm few days whether II VIII b. advisable
20 continue litigation OF the pending suit, or Ggin
a new one, or both. For the present should nd.
wise you against a sale, and recoinmecu r;nting
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TrayeleFvs Guide.

PKSNA RourK-B. and p station, 9Th and streeta
-For New York. Pililadelphis and the East 20. o.
tConsres.ional niIited is 10 and IL 70 p m For
siSnh G%issd.; f'is, 10 and ~ ,; Ss 81,
$50 am. 0ast line); DAILY to Cincinn.n and 81
Louis and except saturday 10 Chicago; $50 . M
tChicagO Hmitsd) daily. Western Expresa. $40 y.
. s: "a 6. nd Il s sy s ssa
pm. daily. except sunday. For Baltimore 6a35.
-, S4o diiai,ed exprsal, 2 SO and II s an.
40 B, IL. 10 and II 20 pm on sunday 3. 50
pM Tor Popss Crssi Line, = rs AM and Z 20 p N
s. :sssss: sSna r.: s.sse
am- and q rs pm. For Eris. O.nsndsiguA, Koch
ester buft.lo aud Niagan 40 IN daly e!cegt e.tuf,
B. AsDo. RouTE.-Stanou, Oorn~ Nsv Jsssy svs-
, TuS an. ma ChcEo M;SS O. na
va % 81 P9, a.iiy *. f: s. sss..nS a.
10 sSss. ehssse %: ssss sas % insssd -. %:
ioe sgs.s y TO- CO -
IS SSasd:S: S:sS - SO "a ie 81 . g ia
S Ssc fos2na:p g. SO 90 L. no a to
Tor Wy ststtuns betvssa weshangtoo. -
b. ssa # s pa 70 $780, sS 80
80 So Ed z 30 pm s :sssS 20 "a 81
pm; d.y pc.gs ss.ssGs:s 90 - ~ "a e "a
an, 20 Pm. dsiiy. ssosPs s.sday. Io AagssaosG
fps ss s ssa Ss it SEQ - 90 go
bug s so IA. 1880. ana il:2l p.n daily. ssO1s
sunday.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ThD Hr S,e SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
T TWAL IESIAIE ON LAWRENCE STREET, BE
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated July 80 1885, -
ana recorded IN Liber No. 1895 at folio 3S5 OF tne
IAN OF the District Of Columbia We wil2i
SeM az pubic auction in front OF the premises, OF
IGESDAf, the FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1887
g. nAALLf,FASI FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
e District Aforesaid. known lots seventy a
sn4 ,se!enty-nv GOD Of Edwin z Mayhew's recorded
suuF!son 81 certain lots in square hundred and
consisting OF two frame dwellnss
Terms OF sale: third cash: bolance in six and
. 40 to be secured upon premises sold with
iuStest ~ per cent per annum from day of sale all
CASH % option OF deposit Of $50 per
IeIureo az tme Of sale. Terms to be complied with
IN Yen Gays from day Of sale. Conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost
7a4d. f FEkkkbEElSh e sc nHATGH Trustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.sToRY
BRICK DWELLING. No. 1861 PSTREET NORTH

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust herein recited one
dated February 1885, and duly recorded in libera
fne Dst,t Of CoiSmba and Ct the q The
deed Of trust dated October IT, 1885 and duly recorded
Ii SAID land records IN iber Lac folio 43 ct se the
front Of the premises. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
IMENIf-SlX: A. D.. 1887, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington, in the said Dis,
tct TO wit: Lot numbered hundred and sixty-fve
by Q threestory brick DWELLING
Terms Of sale: One-thfrd % cash. and the residna
IN three equal nstallnents payable in one two and
three years from day OF sale for which the notes of the
purchaser secured on said properly, viii be taken OF
an CASH at purchasers option deposit of 5000 will
cordng at the cost Of the purchaser If terms Of sale
are not complied with within ten days after sale the
that time at the risk and cost Of the deaultng pur-
chaser MAHLON ASHFORD
n5-eO&dS GEORGE E EMMONS 1fustee6.
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING, AucuOneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE CNIMpROyED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the second sasp.
day Of June, in the year eighteen hundred and ~
e,ghty,one, and recorded in Lber 97t. folio 49,
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia and by
OF the parties in interest under deed the
undersigned Trustee under said deed of trust will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises ON
MWE PM sI the TMEMTY-IHIRD DAY OF FEB
RUAKf, 1857, At FOUR O'CLOCK PIX, the following
Described real estate situate in the city Of Washnxon
IN TIE District Of Columbia TO Wit F.rs Of Lots let
part Of square numbered seven hundred and twenty
SIX (726l beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF said and running thence north on LIST
street one hundred and seven 81 O7 81 100;
thence east at right angles with said street eighty
eight u 100 feet (SS 100: thence southeast Ut
right angles with Maryland avenue ftyfour SO 100
feet t04oO lOO) to Maryland avenue; thence south
72rd0O feet G2s loo, to the beginning.
cash. A deposit Of $500 viii be required Ut the
time OF sale. Az conveysncing and recording at pur
within ten days from the day Of sale
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
fl2-d&ds Webster Law Building
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ITOR SALE - BRIGHTWOOD PROPERTY - SIX
cotsce two .ares 0Ss acre BY neat
FLEW a. j. DAY. 631 stnw
FOR SALE-FINE PLACES OF ONE ACRE TO
SOO acres on Met Branch II. r. and in Virginia
MAcGoWHN 1O0sio 10 Hs st. bulletin bA n1s.
creek woods rocas: ss6o per sese On Ad kSen
OWNER, Box So Star office. fl7-3ts
ICOR SALE-l25 ACRES ON B. AND o. RR AND
IL Brentwood road. miles from Capitol; beautiful
summer home; brick house acres grapery and orch
$500. McKIBBIN HERRING, 1881 f e. 1875
NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND OF
LAO acres on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad going
To BALTIMORE only six miles from Washington, This
quality Of the soil for the purposes of cultivation but
offers good investment in its yearly Increasing value
through an excellent and its nearnes unto the
DAsHIELf. 9O6 st NV. fi6-lw.
L BEAgTdEEL COUNTRY HOME
THREE MILES FROM CITY
Six acres of land. ~ rich and fertile garden land III
in beautiful grove of oak and chestnut trees on An
nence commandlns fine view. improvements con-
stat Of q small frame house and barn.
Also. valuable orchard Of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees
Of choicest varieties, in full bearing.
hor price and terms apply to
~,o, J.v. N. HUYCK
IIo-3t 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOR SA1E-HOUSES AT HYATTSVILLESEY
erAl Of the most desirable residences with large
grounds this best suburb Of Washing ton ut prices
ls s1% nom 'i0g E E. 1 safT2 SON. 1926 St
Tor sALE-HYATTSvuLE PROPERTY-O
In sse E Scae ST..
H8 s:& ne Ssaat sd Rs Pss
o@ f0-1m
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DIKDMONT AIR LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT d

SCHEDULE N TFECT DEC. 10, 1885.
q zoo am-D,ily for Wazrenton, GOrdonsviiIe Cand
s,. ROnts, Lynchpnrg, hoo9y Mount, Danville, Raj
man palace buffet sleeping car Wsshn9ton to
and " ashlngton TO Montgomery.
s;zsS s5 p mIDslly. except Sunday. for Manassas
o:3O m;-Daily for Warrenton, Gortlonsyille
Chariottesyille StauDton. Louisville Cincnnsti and
POINTS Oh the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
sleepers Washington to Louisvilie
II 100 p.m.-Daily for LynchburK RALEIGH Ashyille
charlotte Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta Mont.
goinery. New Orleans ana points Southwest Pull
man bunet sleep6Fs Washington to Aiken & G. Wash.
1nston TO Montgomery connecting with parior car to
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
and 4 40 IN daily arriving at Round Hill Ii AS
m and I'D pm; returning, leave Round Hill :OS
m oally and IL pm, except Sunday. arrivinr IN
Washington 8 40 m and 3: 30 pm
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
m; Strasbury local, 1O:05 an ~ r
tickets. sleeplng car reservation and information
furnished and basyage CHECKED ut Office 0Ol Pennsyi
xsnia ave., and 1t passenger station, PenpsylYn1is
Railroad. 9th aud b sta
400 JAS. I. TAYLOR
U.U a.. General PASSENGER Agent
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BALTIMORE. Md, Feb 1S-yirsinia SKIES, con-
.64 DO. new threes, TO.
s9e1"nddSnns. ssss3.. Flour dSii and sas seo
d; extra, a1osasa; Dc; no family, 4:60a4.SS
3.S5; do. Rio brands, 4.62a4.87; Patapsco super
latiye patent 545. do. family, 5l5 Wheat-soutiern
steady and quiet; red 9Oa93: xmber. 92a94 western
fir1ner and quiet; No. winter red spot, 9Oa bid
February, 80 bid; March. 9OasOs; May, Oils
49, Western easier and active: mixed. spot
May, 47a47A. Steamer. 46a46h Oats STEADY,
southern and Pennsylvania 34a3S; western white, 81
at39; western mixed, 34a36. Rye steady sta
,ioS. Hay easy aud dull-prime to choice western
GOAL 900. Provisions hrier and active Mess pork
14.OOal5.OO Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rit
sides packed, TASK. Bacon-shoulders 1S4aSa: cleal
rib sides, So; hams, 13a134. Lard-renned, 73.aS
Butter, lower western packed, 1oa23; cream
cry, 23s3O Eggs and quiet l5. Petroleum steady
refined 65s Coffee lower and dull-Rio caroes, orI
nary to fair. l3Aa14A: Sugar steady and Quiet-A
steady, and firm 1-23al "a. Freehts to Liverpool
yer steamer steadycotton, I'D; -four, 1s.Sd grain
Id Sales-wheat 296, 500 bushels; corn, SIS, 7Ol
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. Is. IL e. m.-Wheat
opened stronger, May advancing later fell back II
oats, 2SX; pork, 14.47s; May lard. 7.O5.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
L. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
AT BRIGHTWOOD, ID. c.,
PROFESSIONAL

MADAME MITCHELL. WHO IS TELLING FOR
NJ tunes to perfection Call and be convinced Of her
Va See sign on door. Consultation fee-Ladies SO
cen1; kentieme0, IL f1S-4ts
pROF. CLAY.THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY-
ant and Astrologer causes speedy marrias1e brina>
sep.rsssa sofetaor sivss sviee on business
Satisfaction guaranteed Office hours am 10 pm
456 c et bet ~ and 9th sta NV Fee soc. f3-i5ts
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ENGINERR DEPARTMENT.. DISTRICT OF

ENGINERR DEPARTMENT., DISTRICT on
IL COLUMBIA.
WAsHINGToN. February 18th 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that on TUESDAY, MARCH
FIRST. 1887, the lease Of the Fish Wharf and Fish
Stalls In the cities of Washington and Georgetown
will be sold by public auction the term Of one year
from March LIST, 1887, as follows:
At Two O'Clock pm, upon the premises four fab
bidder.
Terms: Cash in advance
Also, Of Three O'Clock pm, on the same day, on B
street between Seventh and Ninth streets northwest
m ina al rights and priyleges grsnted allowed
lsh wharves or docks for the landing cleaning and
sale OF hsh IN the city of Washington, and no wharf
some point on the north side OF the Potomac river be-
tween Eleventh street east and Fourteenth street west
to the highest bidder.
Terms One hundred dollars to be paid on the day
SALE and the residue to be paid within five days from
the day Of sale
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners, DC.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
,,,,o, Engineer Commissioner d. C.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct fl7-1Ot
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The Citizens, C0mmittee - Associates
No. ., and the Sch0ol Beard


on the 9Th day Of this month the school COM
mittee OF Citizens Association. No 2, composed U
the following gentlemen, waited On Senator
Plumb, q member OF the sub committee Of the Das
trict appropriation bil to wit: n D. LaFner CHAIR
man OF the committee; ]. B. Wilson, president ID
the ASSOCIATION; A. G. Richards vice president;
Hon NJ G. Emery, treasurer; s. Wolf, SECRETARY;
e Dom and Gen. H0yey. TheObJect OF this inter.
view, plain and simple was 70 secure. e possible
an appropriation OF 5000 for an eightr00m
SchOOl-houSe In the second school division Thf
reduction Of salaries the abolition or even tire
Gripping OF the high schools was never mentioned
by any member OF the committee, nor did senator
Plumb who was very kind and courteous through.
out the interview and who manifested the greafoSl
interest In our schools, once alud0 TO any ma,
terial change In the school system OF the DistEk1
except taaL be favored more primary schools look.
ing upon them aS the foundation OF Ill prosperity
and practical usefulness and that the tendency
seemed 70 be- On the part Of certain persons IN tn
District for the las6 few year, % look % thG
h1Kher branches at the expense Of the great mAm
OF children. senator Plumb undoubtedly meant
MI. N. d. LATner when he, @ reported, gave II
name OF Mr.. b H. Warner. The cltt1e6ss comm1t.
tee as Ear as this assoclataoa, No Is concerned
were acting IN good fatth ana strengthening b
their action the hands q tho Oomm1mzoneES end
carrying out the HocoWmendAf1cns DAdo By tha
school board, and III afzempD e hyDeel1c tn01g
nation are 40 uncalled for q they un6eubeedy
win prove use1eeA y. y. LAUR, cAn1kDAA
J. B. Wn60a, Precedent
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, NOS 2s7.
20 AND PAT NEW JERSEY AVENUE BE
TWEEN b AND STREETS NORTH IMNE-

TWEEN b AND STREETS NORTH fMIE-
DIATELl SOUTH OF THE b. l. O. R.R DEPOT
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
in Isaac Abraham ct Al. are plaintiffs and Mark hi:
Aoraham ct al are defendants the being Equity
public auction, in front Of the premises on FRIDAY
The TWENTf-FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all those parcels Of ground
slnated IN the city Of Washington. known lots
twenty (26 i'll Charles Wilkes subdivision Of part
OF square numbered six hundred and thirty -four (6
with the improvements thereon,
Terms OF SALE One third cash. balance in two equal
in one and two years from day Of SALE the
payable to the order OF the trustees bearing interest Ut
ton of the title by the trustees all cash at the option
OF the purchaser. 800 down on each property when
6Old. Conveyonclng at cost of purchaser
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee,
1856 Louisiana ave.
N. II. MILLER, Trustee,
I4-eoSdS 472 Louisiana ave.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the washington Stock Exchange are noted to ay:
e s. -: resisssred 1871 1867 bid. IoS a asEsd
As r esn!eps ss b S,d lss asked
5o;year fund. S-65s 1924. currency, 100 bid
lob asked. Washington Gas, 80 bid. 3sS asked
National Union Insurance. 20A bud. II asked
81 bid. Washington Brick Machine. lao bid
15S asked Columbus National Bank, 1U7 bid
1O94 asked. Penn. Tel. Co., Al bid, "A asked
Chesapeake and Pot. Tel. Co. "a bid. SIS naked.
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TAe Man whom UngeP Killed.
STATEMENT THAT HE CoNxrTRp A uuRpxR r
GERMANY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1a.-Before the proceedings
na0 commenced to-day In the trial OF Capt.
Onger for the murder OF August BOhle, the pris-
oners counsel, the district attorney and his
assstant and Judge Barrett had whispered
ung tnem the substance OF the statement of SiGel
a1I Br0osyn butcher who was q mutual TREND d
that he killed q man in Germany before COMING b
America Judge Barrett would not permit the dc.
Tense to put this In evidence
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.
Name.

Nc" XOHK StOCk M0Fkct.
Inc following are the opening aud 500 q m prfoea
Oh Lne new f9rk Stock Market, reported by special
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

''HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
AN 1MMENSE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
EUkNlTNRE BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
Sr HhlvAIE RESIDENCE, TOGETHER WITH
HaEh GOODS. REMOVED TO MY AUCTION
m, hHOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
YIN oAAORDAa, FEBRUARY NINETEENTH, 1887.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
Emorac1ng, amongst other things. several Psrloz
suites FRENCH Plate Msntel and Pier Mirrors. Window
Brussels and other Carpets Walnut Chamber
other Chamber furniture Fine Hair Mattresses, Wal
nut Marble top Sldeboards, walnut Extension Tables,
Dining Chairs together with great variety OF other
articles which cannot be enumerated
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
67-2t ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOR sALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT OF I'M
II proved property ON St. Washington Circle:
will pay nearly 10 per cent price asked
flS-lw A p HILL co, 1888 St
NOR SAI.E-s4,15O WILL BUY GOOD BuSI-
on 9th ST., N.st. $3.50 VIII buy house on
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Frances WArlike MOveusemts.
AN ADMISSION THAT AN Army CORPS Is COMM
FROM ALaIERN

BERLIN, Feb. 1S.-The Cross Gazeste Gala attan
tlOn TO the fact that while the extra military
credits were under consideration In the French
chamDef one deputy inadvertently admitted that
an army corps was coming 70 France from Alpee-
ria The Gdzette asserts that this passage In the
oeputy's speech was suppressed in the reports Of
the proceedings.
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AnOther Dissolution Threatened.
BERLIN, Feb lathe North German Gazette
fiince 6lsnafckS organ, says that the relchSta9
will be again dissolved unless the Government sts
cures majority In the coming elections.
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